Government school fees - Devanagari News
Devanagari News - 4/30/2019
Gangadavaram Yadav, resident of Rautahat, trades clothes by selling them in Bhaktapur area. His four children are studying at Padma Mavi of Bhaktapur. The school is taught in Nepali and English medium.
Yadav, who is a temporary resident in Srinagaragar, 'We are a poor man, can not teach children in boarding,' says three of my children in government school. It was very difficult to pay three times each. "
Gangadavaram Yadav, resident of Rautahat, trades clothes by selling them in Bhaktapur area. His four children are studying at Padma Mavi of Bhaktapur. The school is taught in Nepali and English medium.
Yadav, who is a temporary resident in Srinagaragar, 'We are a poor man, can not teach children in boarding,' says three of my children in government school. It was very difficult to pay three times each. "
Yadav said that after starting the academic session 2076, the daughter-in-law, who studied Class 9, had paid Rs. Dhiren, who was studying in class 7, said that he was paying Rs. 5,5 5 billion and Arabian rupees of Class 5 and Anisha was paying Rs. 460. After paying the money, the school has given a bill. "The daughter reads the English medium," referring to sending the school for two years, saying, "Teaching a separate book should be read through English medium. I can read and read in Nepali medium.
Compulsory and free education law, unlike 2075 community schools have been paying fees to the parents. Padm Mavika Principal said that Ram Hada School has taken annual assistance to the parents' consent for management of teachers from private sources to improve the quality of education. According to the education rules, we have taken annual support, "he said.
The Bhageshwar Mavi valley of Bhaktapur must be the most student. Principal Krishna Prasad Dhanna, head of the local school, said that the school has not been teachers in the proportion of student numbers because of the help of the local level to manage from internal sources.
"If the constitution is free till Class 8, the teachers have got the help of teachers from the government," said the principal. He said, "We have taken an examination from the guard for help related additional teachers, computer teachers, examination management, dental care." In the school, more than 3,500 students are studying from child to class 12. The donkey did not give the information about how much help was taken to the guardian.
Nitikaji Maharjan, head of the head of the University of Balfel, said that the help of teaching of special class, Gyanwad Maville is to be taught. By class 12, 2,500 students read. The school has 24 teachers and employees from 52 inland custody and private sources. "We will get monthly assistance from the guardian for a maximum of six hundred rupees," said Principal Maharjan.
Hebraj Kendel, Chief of the World Bank of Tripura, Tripileshwar, said that the annual financial assistance was passed by the guardian assembly for confirmation of justification.
Classes 1 to 3 thousand 500, Class 6 and 7 in 1000, 4 and 5 classes have been taken to 1000 thousand. Likewise, Class 8 has been given 2,550 and Class 9 and 10 to 2525. According to the annual schedule, the government does not provide sufficient resources, "the source said." According to the annual schedule, the principal source management does not achieve the achievement of the teachers, should be given grade deductions, such as scarcity.
Similarly, Sanskrit Mavika Principal, Badri Dahal, said that the guard will take assistance from the guard for annual examination management. He has taken classes in class 6 and 7, 950 and class 8 to 10 thousand rupees. 'Then, the students get id card, school logo, a box, a calendar, if the teacher feeds mineral water,' said Principal Dahal.
Sarojaj Acharya, Principal Sull Mavika, head of Lalitpur, said that the minimum number of Rs. 5000 to Rs. He said that the government has got the help of the teacher's teacher, and said that there is 24 teachers in the private sector.
Article 20 of the Essential and Free Education Act states that the secondary level education will be free of charge. 'Every citizen will have the right to get the secondary education from the state free to education,' in the sub-section, 'when obtaining free education, every citizen should follow the terms and conditions of this law and other laws. Other arrangements related to free education will be done accordingly.
Source : Kantipur Daily
